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Rich Moss of Ars Technica said, ''"Elite changed everything. It was the home computer game to have in the mid-1980s—an open-ended spacefaring romp through eight 256-planet galaxies, which were fixed in their composition but cleverly generated on the fly by an algorithm in order to save on storage space. Its abstract 3D wireframe planets and spacecraft provided just enough detail to instill the appropriate sense of scale, with the rest left to your imagination."''<ref>[https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/03/youre-now-free-to-move-about-vice-city-a-history-of-open-world-gaming/ Ars Technica: Roam free: A history of open-world gaming]</ref> | Rich Moss of Ars Technica said, ''"Elite changed everything. It was the home computer game to have in the mid-1980s—an open-ended spacefaring romp through eight 256-planet galaxies, which were fixed in their composition but cleverly generated on the fly by an algorithm in order to save on storage space. Its abstract 3D wireframe planets and spacecraft provided just enough detail to instill the appropriate sense of scale, with the rest left to your imagination."''<ref>[https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/03/youre-now-free-to-move-about-vice-city-a-history-of-open-world-gaming/ Ars Technica: Roam free: A history of open-world gaming]</ref> | ||
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File:Commander Jameson in Elite 1 NES.jpg|Commander Jameson in Elite 1, NES version | |||
File:CMDR Jameson Cobra Mk III in Elite 1 NES.jpg|Cobra Mk III in Elite 1, NES version | |||
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== Music == | == Music == | ||